Selection Process
- Students apply for the program in admission.ugm.ac.id/registration/
- After receiving your application documents, the Office of International Affairs (OIA) member and the Faculty member will process it into a selection process.
Applicants will be assessed against the following criteria:- Academic competence;
- Potential outcome, including contribution to development outcomes in your home country;
- Professional and personal leadership attributes
- If you are selected as one of the student candidates of UGM, you will receive a Letter of Offer (LO) via email that requests you to settle non-refundable payment for tuition fees and any other fees.
- Once the payment process is confirmed by the bank, OIA will process the documents for a Letter of Acceptance (LoA).
- You will receive the LoA and other information related to the courses offered, academic regulation, student buddy, etc. by email from admission@ugm.ac.id.
- The Office of International Affairs at UGM will process the application documents to the Directorate of Higher Education of Indonesia for a Study Permit. It usually takes two months to have the study permit issued.
- When the study permit is available, OIA will assist you to arrange for the approval from Immigration Office in Jakarta for the Limited Stay Visa (VITAS/Visa Tinggal Terbatas). It will take at least three/four months to arrange both study permit and VITAS approval.
- Then, you will receive your VITAS (Limited Stay Visa/Visa Tinggal Terbatas) in your email directly from OIA (itas.oia@ugm.ac.id).
- Student with stay duration more than 4 months must to process VITAS (Student Visa).
- You need to contact OIA no more than one week after you arrive in Indonesia via email admission@ugm.ac.id and cc: itas.oia@ugm.ac.id. Furthermore, you will receive other directions from OIA for completing your stay permit documents for your safety and convenience purpose.
Requirements
If you are interested in applying for a program offered on this website, you need to meet the eligibility below:
- Have a certificate of graduation for undergraduate program, have a bachelor degree for master program, or have a master degree for doctoral program.
- Non-native English speakers must have a score of TOEFL, ITP/IBT or IELTS minimum according to each faculties.
- Minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale for Master’s & Doctoral programs
Mandatory Documents
- Colored Scan of Passport (Cover page and Personal Information pages only)
- Official Passport-sized Photograph (A Red background Photograph, clear color, wearing collared clothes/shirts, not a hoodie or revealing clothes, please refer to the following example)
- Official Academic Transcripts, issued by your academic institution (in English)
- Curriculum Vitae (Resume/Personal Data)
- Diplomas for Degree Program Applicants (in English)
- Essay (if required by the Faculty)
- IELTS/TOEFL Certificate, minimum score as required from the program
- Personal Statement (Use this template)
- Financial Support Statement (Use this template)
- Good Health Statement, issued by doctor in any format in English (or use this template)
- International Health Insurance (in English)
- Recommendation/Nomination Letter from home university
- Student ID Card for Non-Degree Program Applicants
- Supervision Approval from Proposed Supervisor
- Research Proposal (Master by Research only)